2020
DOI: 10.32744/pse.2020.3.33
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Educational potential of the blogosphere as a factor in the formation of human legal culture

Abstract: Образовательный потенциал блогосферы как фактор формирования правовой культуры человека Введение. Актуальность исследования вызвана, с одной стороны, динамичным развитием блогосферы, а, с другой, недостаточным теоретическим осмыслением блогосферы и ее роли в формировании правовой культуры современного человека. Цель исследования состоит в выявлении образовательного ресурса блогосферы, его востребованности, обосновании необходимости его использования в формировании правовой культуры личности. Материалы и методы… Show more

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“…Continuity and internal consistency of the content of environmental education at all its levels and in all its links are provided by the developing nature of training and education, the support of the idea of the creative activity of the individual [40,41], the unity and co-evolution of nature, people, and society [42,43], the inseparable connection of the spiritual life of man with nature [44,45], the unity of being and consciousness [45][46][47], the developmental nature of training, based on the idea of the creative activity of the individual [48][49][50], that the technologies and methods used in the educational environment are factors of the personal and professional self-determination of students [51][52][53], the dynamic development of science and rationality [54][55][56], the responsibility of man for the preservation of the environment before future generations, expressed in the awareness of nature as a universal human value, respect for it, reasonable consumption, participation in environmental protection [7,19,57].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Continuity and internal consistency of the content of environmental education at all its levels and in all its links are provided by the developing nature of training and education, the support of the idea of the creative activity of the individual [40,41], the unity and co-evolution of nature, people, and society [42,43], the inseparable connection of the spiritual life of man with nature [44,45], the unity of being and consciousness [45][46][47], the developmental nature of training, based on the idea of the creative activity of the individual [48][49][50], that the technologies and methods used in the educational environment are factors of the personal and professional self-determination of students [51][52][53], the dynamic development of science and rationality [54][55][56], the responsibility of man for the preservation of the environment before future generations, expressed in the awareness of nature as a universal human value, respect for it, reasonable consumption, participation in environmental protection [7,19,57].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authorities' activities to solve the most important issues related to overcoming environmental problems are impossible without a constructive dialogue with the population. The possibility of dialogue between the authorities and the population is one of the essential tasks for all subjects of interaction, which is also embodied in the Internet space [72][73][74].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our research, we proceed from understanding engineering thinking as a systemic one at its core. Therefore, the formation of engineering design thinking [1], universal competencies [2,3], among which the following competencies are of particular importance: communicative competencies [4][5][6][7], systems thinking [8], media education [9], team and individual project work [10][11][12], legal knowledge [13,14], knowledge of socio-humanitarian concepts [15,16] and the ability to apply them in practice. Engineering thinking allows seeing the multidimensionality of the problem (system), its parts (subsystems), their interconnection, as well as its place as a whole (supersystem).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%